1.皱眉,蹙眉,蹙额
1.蹙眉头;皱眉
1.to move your eyebrows down and closer together because you are annoyed, worried, or thinking hard
1.an expression on your face made by moving your eyebrows down and closer together that shows you are annoyed, worried, or thinking hard
1.The exception indicated the ever relentless vigour with which society frowned upon her sin.
这一绝无仅有的例外说明，社会对她的罪孽始终是深恶痛绝的。
2.He bit the side of his large finger as he frowned at me, and then continued downstairs.
他向我皱着眉头，用粗大的手指弹我一下。然后，继续下楼。
3.One mother, Zeng Liping, told me that teachers had frowned upon her bringing her sixth grader to Europe.
有一位母亲，曾丽萍，告诉我学校老师们不是很高兴她把六年级的女儿带来欧洲旅游。
4.The superintendent frowned. The principal pursed his lips. On their way out, the principal said the superintendent would like to see me.
督学皱着眉头。校长嘴唇紧闭。在他们出去的时候，校长说督学想见我。
5.Heaven, likewise, had frowned upon her, and she had not died.
上天也同样向她皱眉，但她活了过来。
6.She looked round at him, frowned, and with an expression of frigid dignity walked out of the room.
她回过头来瞥了他一眼，蹙起额角，流露着冷漠而自尊的表情从房间里走出去。
7.This symbol is frowned upon, but I'm allowed to explain it in this context so you know the truth.
这个标识是让人不喜欢的，但是我被允许在这节课提起它好让你们已明白一些真相。
8.However, western markets, which once frowned upon Chinese investment on security grounds, are no longer in a position to be so choosy.
然而，曾出于安全考虑对中国企业投资表示反对的西方市场，现在已没有资格那么挑剔了。
9.He said nothing, but frowned, and did not encourage me to enter. After a while, however, he decided to invite me in.
他没说话，却皱了一下眉头，不太愿意让我进去。但呆了一会儿又决定请我进屋。
10.Sinkler frowned, mentally adding to the to-do list for the next seven years: "We've got to work on our banquet-presentation skills. "
辛克勒皱着眉，在心中将这一目标加入橄榄球运动的下一个七年目标中：“我们需要做一些工作来提高我们的晚宴秀技巧了。”